Pruning guide
How to prune string of fishhooks
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Pruning string of fishhooks — FAQ
When should I prune string of fishhooks?
Spring, before active growth begins. Cut bare or straggly stems back to a healthy node with clean, sharp scissors. Lay cuttings on dry soil to callus for a day, then press lightly onto the pot surface to propagate and fill gaps.
How often does string of fishhooks need pruning?
As needed — once a year or less. String of Fishhooks (Curio radicans) needs minimal pruning. Trim bare or excessively long trailing stems back to a node to encourage bushier growth and keep the plant looking full. Like most trailing succulents, it tolerates light tidying well. Avoid heavy cutting — it stores energy in stems and recovers slowly.
How do you prune string of fishhooks?
Cut bare or straggly stems back to a healthy node with clean, sharp scissors. Lay cuttings on dry soil to callus for a day, then press lightly onto the pot surface to propagate and fill gaps.